High Point Enterprise Classified Notice Preview
Classified line items list advertising rates and contact details for the publisher Afternoone and Sunday Morning R B Terry. Includes phone number 4565 and national reps Frost Landis and Kohn with addresses in New York and Chicago.
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High Point Enterprise
National
Frost, Landis and Kohn
Brunswick
Park Avenue
New York
People’s Gay
Michigan Boulevard
Adventurous traveler lauds sleep’s beauty at Beacons field
A brief note praises sleep as a beauty known only to the adventurous traveler, mentioning Earl of Beacons field. The line reflects a reflective mood on rest and journey.
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Earl of
Beaconsfield
Einstein to visit United States amid publicity fears
A columnist predicts Albert Einstein will attract overwhelming attention on his U S visit, noting his dislike of fuss and anticipating a stark contrast between his private temperament and the spotlight awaiting him upon landing. The piece urges appreciation of directness and warns of the crowding attention he may face.
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Mr. Einstein
Installation of Dr Humphreys as High Point College President
Felicitations greet Dr. G. I. Humphreys on his installation as president of High Point college. He has led the college since last spring amid financial and achievement challenges and faces a hopeful path forward with faith in continued support and growth. The college has served patrons well and seeks adequate financial backing to expand its future.
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G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Humphreys
R. M. Andrews
Urgent Work Prep Grows as Unemployment Data Unfolds
In a 37 000 population city the unemployment problem seems not acute by current figures. Yet many are not registered at city hall and registro is incomplete. The addition of 190 families to the indigent pool could strain relief and planning efforts.
Public Welfare Note Urges Registered Unemployed in High Point
The High Point authorities press registration of unemployed residents to address winter distress. They argue dependents include those ill or unable to work and stress the need to mobilize community efforts to prevent suffering from the prosperity downturn.
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High Point
Board of Public Welfare
Far Reaching Influence of Tar Heel's Act
An essayic survey links two reformers with a shared goal of reducing suffering. It notes Chiang Kai Shek's conversion through Sun Yat Sen's family network and Soong influence, and reflects on Whitman’s overlooked democracy in America. It also warns about census data use and debt reforms in a wary international context.
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Tar Heel
Chiang Kai-Shek
Soong
America
H. H. Kung
Confucius
Friendship Across Beliefs Bridges Two Foes
Bruce Catton notes an unlikely bond between Clarence Darrow and Dr. Clarence True Wilson. The two bitter rivals share mutual respect in private, with Wilson praising Darrow as a possible Christian by living the Golden Rule. Both men pursue truth through divergent paths toward the same moral goal.
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Clarence Darrow
Clarence True Wilson
Houston
Wilson
Alaska 1 Coach at Notre Dame University Puzzle Notes
A fragment shows a quiz style list with clues and numbered entries. It mentions Alaska, Notre Dame University, and various word prompts with supplied numbers and questions about Greek alphabet first letter and miscellaneous terms.
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Notre Dame University
Alaska
Aiming for Revolutions in South American Efforts
In a brisk assessment, observers note that progress hinges on the count of revolutions rather than other factors as efforts intensify across South America. The statement frames the focus on measurable momentum and sustained output.
Effort Underway to Compile Complete Election Returns
Enterprise Bureau reports Raleigh that a full set of November 4 election returns for U S senator and congressmen cannot be opened until December 2 by law. Secretary Maxwell seeks to hasten tally by collecting county results at the secretary of state and then opening them for tabulation. The canvassing board is named with Governor Gardner as ex officio member to certify December 2 results.
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Secretary of State
U. S
Maxwell
Board of Elections
State Board of Elections
State Board of
Gardner
Crawford Biggs
George McNeill
Fayetteville
Adrian Mitchell
Raleigh
Fred Hamrick
Board of Election
Short Stature Outshines French President in Casablanca
In Casablanca, Morocco, crowds cheered War Minister Andre Maginot more than President Doumergue due to Maginot's six foot seven height. Si Khadour ben Ghabrit notes tribesmen initially mistook Maginot for the top French leader until Doumergue was shown.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Doumergue
France
Andre Maginot
Si Khadour Ben Ghabrit
M. Maginot
Bulls Fight On Exchange Floor A Metaphor For Markets
A stock exchange scene serves as a vivid metaphor for market volatility as bulls clash with bears. The phrase suggests traders' aggressiveness and risk in a brisk trading environment.
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The
Stock Exchange
Auctioneer jokes during Boston bell sale
The historic Boston bell was auctioned amid a light moment as the auctioneer quipped Going, going, gong, drawing smiles from bidders and onlookers. The remark highlighted a lively bidding scene around the historical artifact.
Moonshiners Tap Paradise Whiskey in Tennessee
In Tennessee moonshiners produce a whiskey named Paradise. One drink reportedly draws drinkers into the spirit of the scene.
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Tennessee
Flash-toting rooter shouts Nip Nip Hooray at game
A fan in the stands earned attention for flashing a sign and shouting Nip Nip Hooray as the team played, underscoring the enthusiastic crowd support during the match.
Emperor of Abyssinia Dimes Crowning Jest
A humorous remark imagines the Abyssinian emperor at a coronation tossing dimes as a playful tip. The line blends royal pageantry with a light, tongue in cheek gesture.
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Abyssinia
Can Science Create a Living Man
Vienna scientists claim to have produced a “homumsulus” at the Vienna Physiological Institute that behaves like a living organism without being an actual organism or living cell. It forms aquatic shapes in fresh and sea water and progresses through growth, maturity, and aging when placed in specific solutions.
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NEA Service
Vienna
Prof
Scheminsky
Vienna Physiological Institute
Margin Max laments stock’s ongoing new lows
Margin Max says it is hard to think highly of a stock that is constantly making new lows. He notes persistent weakness and questions upside potential after multiple declines. The comment reflects cautious sentiment amid a broader market selloff.
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Margin Max
Royal visit spurs blushes during bridge game
Four Swedish soldiers reddened as the king dropped in on their bridge game prompting a royal flush quip. The moment mixes ceremony with casual leisure, highlighting a lighter royal encounter during military routines.
Jobless New Yorkers Sell Apples Demonstrate Apple Jack
The unemployed residents of New York are seen selling apples to survive and show that apple jack can be more than a beverage.
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New York
Ireland crime light says Archbishop Curley
Archbishop Michael J. Curley returned from Ireland and described the country as crimeless with a population around three million and only five small jails operating. He cited good sense among the Irish in relation to the liquor question.
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Baltimore
Ireland
Michael J. Curley
Democrats Win in Alaska Amid Snowed Under Headlines
In Alaska both Democrats and advocates claim victory as reporters frame the result with puns about snow and weather to emphasize the opposition being overwhelmed. The scene suggests a shift in political alignment echoed by regional media narratives.
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Alaska
Wife of New York playwright loses a bracelet
The wife of a leading New York playwright misplaced a $10,000 bracelet. The loss may prompt the husband to stage a dramatic scene, given his known penchant for theatrics.
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New York
Executors Notice of Eloise Saunders Estate Guilford NC
Executor David Stroy seeks settlement for Eloise Saunders estate of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must file verified claims by October 8 1931 or be barred. Notice dated October 8 1930.
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Eloise Saunders
Guilford County
North Carolina
David Stroy
Former Marine Leads Davidson U N C Into Game
Milo Stroupe former Marine and president of the State college sophomores urged the class to outlaw drinking. Rev E H Hamilton missionary to China plans to attend the Davidson U N C game after singing the iconic "O Davidson" song.
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Raleigh
N. C
Milo Stroupe
Devil Dog
State College
Davidson
Harris Hunter plans parachute jump in Breensboro Sunday
Harris Dick Hunter, a native of Breensboro, North Carolina, will perform a parachute jump at the local airport on Sunday. He has long pursued this risky hobby and will make the jump from the airfield in his hometown.
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Breensboro
N. C
Harris
Dick) Hunter
Outlaw Otto Wood Rumors Ripple Through High Point
In High Point North Carolina rumors circulate that outlaw Otto Wood has replaced Rich ard Croker in local whispers. Police report frequent sightings of Asheboro’s infamous figure keeping residents on alert amid ongoing chatter.
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High Point
N. C
Richard Croker
Otto Wood
Asheboro
Diatomaceous earth eyed as face powder future
Beach Powder reports scientists discuss diatomaceous earth derived from marine diatoms as a new facial powder. The material, created from fossil shells of tiny sea creatures, may replace rice and starch powders then used by flappers and matrons.
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London
Plane Saves Boy In Forest Adder Bite
A London East Side boy was bitten by an adder in Ep Ping Forest. An airplane dispatched from Paris retrieved lifesaving serum to treat the child, with the flight achieving record speed. The serum arrival was crucial as the poison spread rapidly through the boy.
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London
East Side
Epping Forest
Paris
Foreclosure Re-Sale Notice for Currie Property
The Carolina Mortgage Company trustee announces a re sale of the Currie property at High Point Guilford County North Carolina. The sale will be at 10 o clock a m on December 4 1930 at the Municipal Building High Point. The bid starts at 4462 50 with five percent cash deposit required.
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Margaret B. Currie
W. H. Currie
Carolina Mortgage Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Central Investment Corporation
Superior Court
Gulliford
Farris Avenue
Ardmore Circle
Hargett
Hyatt
Anderson's Corner
Anderson’s Corner
Roland Park Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
C. B. Bogart
Mattie H. Bogart
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford
Feacock & Dalton, Attys
General Carr's Kindness Affected Chinese Leader's Faith
Wake Forest reports a chapel talk recounting how General Julian S. Carr befriended a Chinese boy off North Carolina shores. The boy later became Chiang Kai Shek, influenced by Sun Yat Sen's wife and her mother to convert to Christianity. Carr's philanthropy at Wake Forest aided many students, strengthening lives through the Denmark Loan Fund.
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Carr
China
Sun Yat Sen
Charlie Soong
Wake Forest
Chiang Kal-Shek
G. W. Paschal
Julian S. Carr
Wak Forest
North Carolina
General Carr
Chiang Kai-Shek
Soong
America
H. H. Kung
Confucius
Paschal
James W. Denmark
Guilford Girls Hear N C C W Leader on Social Service
Miss Ernestine Welton former N C C W student government president and now personnel officer spoke to Guilford College girls in chapel on social service. She argued the south has needs in social work and urged case work to express sympathy and aid psychological healing in children facing problems.
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Guilford College
Ernestine Welton
Welton
South
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